Hemp cannabidiol (CBD) products maker CV Sciences, Inc. CVSI has signed a distribution agreement with health and nutrition-related products behemoth GNC.
Beginning in early 2022, consumers will be able to purchase CVSI’s ingestible products under the +PlusCBD brand in 770 GNC locations. The initial product lineup will include:
- Extra Strength Formula: Cherry Mango Gummies – 10mg CBD per gummy, 30 count
- Extra Strength Formula: Softgels – 15mg per serving, 30 count
- Extra Strength: Peppermint Liquid – 10mg per serving
- Raspberry Sleep Gummies: 10mg per gummy with Magnolia, Lemon Balm & Melatonin, 30 count
- Strawberry Lemonade Calm Gummies: 10mg per gummy with L-Theanine & 5-HTP, 30 count
“We are thrilled to partner with GNC, a leading global health and wellness brand, and view this agreement as a major milestone in our distribution expansion strategy as well as a strong testament to the safety and efficacy of CV Sciences’ portfolio of high-quality products,” said Joseph Dowling, CEO of CV Sciences. “This agreement is also a positive reflection of the favorable regulatory momentum that is starting to build following the recent passage of AB 45 in California, which should serve as a framework for responsible CBD legislation in other states and eventually at the federal level.”
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